Domino House

Walk into Domino House and every table is already set. Draw and Block play out on classic double-six tiles. All Fives scores the moment the open ends add up to a multiple of five, racing to 150. A Cuban-style Partners match seats four players in two teams on double-nine tiles. And through the archway, on a second table, Mexican Train and Chicken Foot fan out from a double-nine hub — your own train, plus one open train shared by the whole table. Six rule sets. Two board types. One house — no need for five different apps for five different domino nights. — The Straight Table — • Draw — the everyday default: pull from the boneyard when you're stuck • Block — no boneyard at all, just pass and wait your turn • All Fives — score on the run, race to 150 • Partners — Cuban-style double-nine, teams across the table — The Hub Table — • Mexican Train — build your own train from a double-nine hub, or ride the open train when you can't • Chicken Foot — every double forces a three-way branch before play can continue — House Rules — Set each bot's skill from Casual to Sharp, one opponent at a time — no single "medium" pretending to fit everyone. Tiles you can't play dim in your hand the instant there's nothing to do with them, and the board pans and zooms to stay readable no matter how the table grows. Every mode keeps its own save, so a ten-round Mexican Train match and a quick game of Draw never get in each other's way. Didn't like how a deal fell? Replay the exact same deal, or shuffle a new one. — Privacy — Domino House runs entirely offline. There's no account, no tracking, and nothing ever leaves your device.